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I see your point, and I agree 99% of them doint give two S!!!s about me and my struggle, but I realize I prefer some politicians way of thinkin over the next...so that's one of the reasons I vote 
Do people still believe in their elected officials? Vol: Rich get richer, the poor get poorer...
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if yall have time, please go watch "Inside Job". I cant believe this documentary isnt getting any exposure. i think it did a great job of summarizing why this economy is so jacked up. again. at first you feel like the film is anti republican...but then it shows that dems and reps are EXACTLY the same, we are just blinded by all the side shows they distract the public with. i am still pissed off after watching the film
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if yall have time, please go watch "Inside Job". I cant believe this documentary isnt getting any exposure. i think it did a great job of summarizing why this economy is so jacked up. again. at first you feel like the film is anti republican...but then it shows that dems and reps are EXACTLY the same, we are just blinded by all the side shows they distract the public with. i am still pissed off after watching the film
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I look at each side of the argument as the lesser of two evils.
having some choice is better than having none at all.
having some choice is better than having none at all.
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I look at each side of the argument as the lesser of two evils.
having some choice is better than having none at all.
having some choice is better than having none at all.
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Local-level politics still mean something to me.
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Local-level politics still mean something to me.
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Come on, dude. Are you serious? We all know why people become elected officials. Otherwise why does Congress always vote to increase their pay? Otherwise why does Congress continue to accept money from lobbyists and give special favors? Get your head out of the clouds, government doesn't like you, they don't care about you. They want to RULE OVER YOU. Why do people need to be governed? Are you that incompetent where you need to vote for someone to make decisions for you? How do you feel that you vote for these criminals who vote to steal peoples money, only to redistribute to other people? That's theft, man. Would it be ok if I went to a rich neighborhood with a semiautomatic weapon and start demanding money from people because they happen to make more money than me? I'de go to jail. IRS agents and U.S. Marshals do this on a daily basis, but that's ok, right?
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Come on, dude. Are you serious? We all know why people become elected officials. Otherwise why does Congress always vote to increase their pay? Otherwise why does Congress continue to accept money from lobbyists and give special favors? Get your head out of the clouds, government doesn't like you, they don't care about you. They want to RULE OVER YOU. Why do people need to be governed? Are you that incompetent where you need to vote for someone to make decisions for you? How do you feel that you vote for these criminals who vote to steal peoples money, only to redistribute to other people? That's theft, man. Would it be ok if I went to a rich neighborhood with a semiautomatic weapon and start demanding money from people because they happen to make more money than me? I'de go to jail. IRS agents and U.S. Marshals do this on a daily basis, but that's ok, right?
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Isn't that a conflict of interest? Goes to show what we're really about in America
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Isn't that a conflict of interest? Goes to show what we're really about in America
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If I don't vote, then a certain group of Americans will elect their chosen elected officials whom will write laws that directly affect me, my friends, my family, my job, my future, etc....
Are you OK with Sarah Palin as President signing anti-abortion laws?
It's a shame that people are too wrapped up in the Illuminati talk, that they don't see your statement is what it is all about..
For example:
If Al Gore was president would we have been in Iraq? My hunch is to say no..
Still could have happened, but it is not a far stretch to say that 2000 election changed history 1 way.
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If I don't vote, then a certain group of Americans will elect their chosen elected officials whom will write laws that directly affect me, my friends, my family, my job, my future, etc....
Are you OK with Sarah Palin as President signing anti-abortion laws?
It's a shame that people are too wrapped up in the Illuminati talk, that they don't see your statement is what it is all about..
For example:
If Al Gore was president would we have been in Iraq? My hunch is to say no..
Still could have happened, but it is not a far stretch to say that 2000 election changed history 1 way.
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this is one of the dumbest things i've ever seen ... go back and look at the votes and revisit the temperature of America at that time and let me know how we wouldnt have gone to war ... i usually just ignore your nonsensical/liberal/democratic/whatever viewpoint but this warranted a response ...
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this is one of the dumbest things i've ever seen ... go back and look at the votes and revisit the temperature of America at that time and let me know how we wouldnt have gone to war ... i usually just ignore your nonsensical/liberal/democratic/whatever viewpoint but this warranted a response ...
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Dead serious.
You might not want to hear this or even fully understand you don't see it, but you are putting yourself at a deficit.
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Dead serious.
You might not want to hear this or even fully understand you don't see it, but you are putting yourself at a deficit.
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Yes because the people in Congress forced George Bush go to war with Iraq (they were the one who suggested it), not George Bush guilt tripping people to vote for his STUPID WAR.
You can't be that ignorant to what happened in 2001-2003.
Vote against the war, and you hate the troops and America.. While it is not 100% direct quote, the statement was made by Bush, his minions, and war mongers.
George Bush created that temperature, and George Bush brought that war to the forefront. Not Congress. And sure as hell no Democrats.
By the way 21 democrats voted no... 1 republican... 1 independent..
In the house 126 Democrats voted no.. 6 republicans.
I wonder who was right in 2002.... Not every Democrat. But if you were right 94.8% chance you were a Democrat.
Al Gore probably (because it is hard to state/predict/look at history that has never happened) would have never gone into Iraq.. And to try and say that the climate for Invading Iraq was a natural one and not one created by George Bush is getting negative numbers on the Intellectual Spectrum.
By the way stop about your typical statement of "nonsensical liberal arguments" crap.. You think it makes you sound smart, but really you just sound like an @++.. Let's not get into the debate in ideology, because you will try to claim you are the "grown up in the room" and come off looking like a 4 year old coloring outside the lines.
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Yes because the people in Congress forced George Bush go to war with Iraq (they were the one who suggested it), not George Bush guilt tripping people to vote for his STUPID WAR.
You can't be that ignorant to what happened in 2001-2003.
Vote against the war, and you hate the troops and America.. While it is not 100% direct quote, the statement was made by Bush, his minions, and war mongers.
George Bush created that temperature, and George Bush brought that war to the forefront. Not Congress. And sure as hell no Democrats.
By the way 21 democrats voted no... 1 republican... 1 independent..
In the house 126 Democrats voted no.. 6 republicans.
I wonder who was right in 2002.... Not every Democrat. But if you were right 94.8% chance you were a Democrat.
Al Gore probably (because it is hard to state/predict/look at history that has never happened) would have never gone into Iraq.. And to try and say that the climate for Invading Iraq was a natural one and not one created by George Bush is getting negative numbers on the Intellectual Spectrum.
By the way stop about your typical statement of "nonsensical liberal arguments" crap.. You think it makes you sound smart, but really you just sound like an @++.. Let's not get into the debate in ideology, because you will try to claim you are the "grown up in the room" and come off looking like a 4 year old coloring outside the lines.
